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... report. of tho Vaccination Committee di whieh had smeC on the previowu day, was read a Thie report stated ?? ?? outbreak of small-pox D was spreading, And that they considered it ga necessary to give sp(1e7tl1 facilities for re-vaccine- tion. They had arrianged ...
... condeimned' to do so. In 1760 HORACE WA4LPOLE, wrote. lord ?? is dead of the small-pox in three dajs? Is it no0t a matter for congratulation that this great dread of small-pox has nowr almost entirely disappeareds Fur the decade Ikl-I;0lO, says Dr. ...
... report stated that the committee , met to consider the steps to be taken to prevent i- the possibility of an outbreak of small-pox in the y town, Mr. Watkins, the vaccination officer, was in 11 attendance, and lie was directed to act strictly in el accordance ...
... a number of stoves in the house. THE RElMOVAL OF SMALL-POX PATIENTS. A question having arisen regarding the removal of small-pox patients to the famadryad Hospital, it was agreed that should small-pox again break out in the town the relieving-officers ...
... e ARDIFF BOAID OF GUAPLIANS. P PREKVALENCE OF FEVER AND . SMALL-POX. ) The usual weekly meeting of the Cardiff Board of Guardians was held at the Workhouse, Cardiff, on Saturday, under the presidency of Mr. C. MW ; David. Thie Mlaster reported that during ...
... held on Wednesday a sub-committee was forned for fixing a site for a temporary hospital for small-pox cases at Llandalf. The medical officer reported that small-pox had also broken out at 1Porth- kerry. The Swansea Corporation met on Wednes- day, when the ...
... ill with small-pox, and since then the cook has fallen a victim to the same disease. One of the nursing staff is also ill with small-pox. Fortunately Dr. Wliiteiegge, the house surgeon, has onl1y had a very slight attack of modified small-pox. Dr. Himne ...
... VACCINATIONT. At the time when Cardiff was threatened W with a serious outbreak of small-pox we took a upon ourselves to recommend parents to see to the vaccination of their children without delay, at the same time advising re-vaccina- {. tion of adults ...
... performed, does not appear, ever to requiire repetition, and is an almost absolute protectidon against small-pox. By universal re-vaccination small-pox lies been virtually stamped out of the army and navy.- tO6. A strict enforcement of vaccination in early ...
... CARDIFF RURAL SANITARY IAUTHORITY. SERIOUS OUTBREAK OF SMALL-POX AT ¢AEHNPHILLY. ie The usual meeting of the Cardiff Raral Sanitary g, Authority was held on VWednesday at the offices of :r. the board, Queen-street, Cardiff, Mr. R. Forret 3e presiding ...
... case had not concluded wwhen the court rose. ...
... strictly private. Ifore = ?? a THE SMALL-POX EPIDEMIC AT with CAERPIIILLY. armn_ last. SUBSIDENCE OF THE OUTBREAK. ten- Thanks to the prompt precautions of those In .and authority, and also to the seasonable weather, the small-pox: epidemic at Cherphiilly bas ...